Does eating meat lower consciousness?

[Salvijus]

I support vegetarian diet but I like what echkart has to say on this.

 

[mandyjw]

Try to make your food choices from a place of intuition and inspiration. Don't fear or demonize foods, just select what resonates with you. 

I don't currently do well on a vegetarian diet because I can't digest most sources of plant protein or even eggs. I tried it and decided meat was disgusting. My intuition was like "eat the fucking chicken already" and I was like, "screw you intuition, I'm a high vibrational being!". Then I got kinda fat and really tired.

I live in a rural area and there are a lot of amazing opportunities to support local farms, hunting and fishing. I even have a friend who delivers for me from a local farm, it's organic and run by some amazing people. The Native Americans who lived here ate a lot of meat. If you've ever gardened you'll know that cow manure grows vegetables a lot faster and easier than making plant composts. I dunno, balance and harmony isn't so cut and dried. 

Edited December 17, 2020 by mandyjw

[Gesundheit]

2 hours ago, Nahm said:

“Make your stomach your best friend”

Osho

Word.

[Vittorio]

19 hours ago, Hello from Russia said:

Yes, because meat contains the memory/chemicals of animal's suffering. It isn't merely ethics or their absence that influence your consciousness but actually the physiological/"material" aspects as well

LOL. Prove it! 

[Carl-Richard]

It's often hard to avoid having your beliefs contaminate the physical feeling you get from eating something.

[BlackMaze]

@Salvijus thank you for sharing this

[SgtPepper]

8 hours ago, electroBeam said:

I tried vegetarianism for 6 months, got really sick, then went back to meat and felt 100x more energized and focused. 

I like Nahm's/Osho's quote. Dont listen to any of us. Just listen to the body.

+1 for me. This is how I feel about this topic. 

[Salvijus]

@BlackMaze ?

Edited December 18, 2020 by Salvijus